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[About Liz's new nickname] "Sparky"? Who came up with that? Myers?
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[Breaking Sammael's lower jaw] OPEN WIDE!
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[Closing narration] What makes a man a man? A friend of mine once wondered. Is it his origins? The way he comes to life? I don't think so. It's the choices he makes. Not how he starts things, but how he decides to end them.
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[Grabs Sammael by the tongue] Second date, no tongues!
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[Last words, in Russian] I was better off dead!
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[Last words] I know what to call him. Nothing you can do or say can change that. I call him "son". [Puts his rosary on the book] I'm ready. [Grigori Rasputin: [Puts his hand on Broom's] It'll be quick.] [Rasputin walks away, while Kroenen aims his arm blade at the back of Broom's neck and stabs it, Broom collapses to the floor dead]
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[Narrating] There we were, an unready father for an unwanted child. The boys gave him a name that very night. In retrospect, perhaps not the most fortunate. But nevertheless, a name we all came to use. We called him Hellboy.
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[To John as she ignites her powers] You should be running.
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[To Kroenen] You killed my father! Your ass is mine!
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[To Sammael] Listen, Sammy, I'm not a very good shot, but the Samaritan here uses really big bullets. So what do you say we work this out in a nice, peaceful–? [Sammael runs off] Oh, crap.
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[To the train conductor, who is beating him in the head with a fire extinguisher to try and knock him off the train] Hey! I'm on your side! [Train Conductor: Sure.] [The train conductor hit Hellboy in the head with a fire extinguisher, knocking him off the train]
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[Watching Meyers and Liz] No cream and milk, moron. She takes it black. Told ya! Wait, she took his picture! DAMN!
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[While beating Sammael with a payphone he had ripped off a wall] It's for you! You shouldn't– hurt– people!
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[While weightlifting] I hate those comic books. They never get the eyes right.
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Abe possesses a unique frontal lobe. Unique – that is a word you'll hear frequently around here.